管理學院三個國際學士學程／班整合規劃與學生權益說明 Integration of the College of Management's Three International Bachelor's Programs: Plan and Student Rights

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會資班、管財班、數位班整合至商業管理與數位創新國際學士班（BMDI）

本公告整理管理學院三個國際學士班整合說明會之主要內容，提供在學學生及相關人員參閱。
本案以整合教學、師資及行政資源為目的。既有學生不因整合而轉換學籍，仍依入學年度適用之課程規定完成學業，畢業條件維持不變。

一、整合目的與預定時程
管理學院規劃整合「會計與資訊管理國際學士班」（ACIM）、「管理科學與財金國際學士學位學程」（MSF）及「數位行銷與服務創新國際學士班」（DMSI）之資源，申請設立「管理學院商業管理與數位創新國際學士班」（BMDI），提供共同商管基礎與不同專業方向之學習機會。
新班規劃最快自117學年度（2028年9月）開始招生，並配合辦理原三班停止招收新生。實際設立、招生及原三班停止招收新生之時程，須經校內相關會議審議及教育部核定，並另行公告。
本案之招生調整與既有學生修業安排分別辦理。原三班停止招收新生後，仍將持續提供既有學生完成學業所需之課程、輔導及行政服務。

二、整合規劃
（一）行政與學生服務
整合相關行政資源，由管理學院國際事務中心提供行政支援及學生服務，協助學生辦理修課諮詢與相關事務。
（二）管理與師資
新班規劃由專責主任統籌教學及行政業務。目前原三班合計有五位專任教師，新班預計配置七位專任教師；實際配置依核定及聘任結果辦理。
（三）課程與學生交流
新班規劃設置課程委員會，統籌共同核心及專業課程，並依學生學習需求檢討課程安排。透過共同修課與活動，增加不同專業領域學生之交流機會，並支持學生自治組織之發展。
上述新班組織與課程規劃，不代表既有學生須轉入新班或改用新課程。

三、既有學生權益保障
（一）學籍與畢業條件
原會資班、管財班及數位行銷班在學學生維持原所屬學程或班別之學籍，依其入學年度適用之課程與畢業規定完成學業，不因本次整合而直接轉入商業管理與數位創新國際學士班(BMDI)。畢業時仍依原所屬學程或班別授予學位。
（二）課程與修課安排
原班學生所需課程將依既有課程規劃持續提供，並配合新舊課程銜接，協調開課安排，以維護學生完成學業之權益。
（三）學業輔導與行政服務
原導師及管理學院國際事務中心持續提供學業輔導、行政支援及相關學生服務，既有學生之支援服務不因整合而減少。
（四）分階段銜接
若新班自117學年度開始招生，新入學學生將適用商業管理與數位創新國際學士班課程(BMDI)；原三班學生仍依各自入學年度適用之規定修課。原三班不會因停止招收新生而立即停止服務，將持續支持既有學生完成學業，直至原班學生全數完成學業或離校。

四、說明會辦理情形及後續程序
本案正式說明會名稱為「國立東華大學管理學院三個國際學士班停招暨整合說明會」，各班辦理時間及地點如下：
（一）管財班（MSF）：115年9月22日，12時15分至13時30分，管理學院C215教室。
（二）會資班（ACIM）：115年9月22日，12時15分至13時30分，管理學院C109教室。
（三）數位班（DMSI）：115年9月17日，17時10分至19時，管理學院C109教室。
本案後續依序提送系務或學程會議、院務會議、校務發展委員會及校務會議審議，再提報教育部。相關核定結果與實施安排將另行公告。

五、常見問題
問一：我會被轉到商業管理與數位創新國際學士班(BMDI)嗎？
答：不會。既有學生維持原所屬學程或班別之學籍，不因本次整合而直接轉入商業管理與數位創新國際學士班(BMDI)。
問二：原本的課程還會開設嗎？
答：原班學生所需課程將依既有課程規劃持續提供，並協調新舊課程之開課安排。
問三：畢業時取得哪個學程或班別的學位？
答：既有學生仍依原所屬學程或班別之規定完成學業，並依原學籍辦理畢業及授予學位。
問四：由誰提供學業輔導及行政協助？
答：由原導師及管理學院國際事務中心持續提供。如有個別修課或權益問題，請洽管理學院國際事務中心。

公告日期: 115/10/06

Integration of the College of Management's Three International Bachelor's Programs: Plan and Student Rights
ACIM, MSF and DMSI into the International Bachelor Program in Business Management and Digital Innovation (BMDI)

This announcement summarizes the briefings on the proposed integration of the College of Management's three international bachelor's programs, for the reference of current students and other stakeholders.
The proposal aims to consolidate teaching, faculty and administrative resources. Existing students will retain their original program enrollment status and continue their studies under the curriculum and graduation requirements applicable to their year of admission. Their graduation requirements will remain unchanged.

1. Purpose and Proposed Timeline

The College of Management proposes to integrate the resources of Management Science and Finance (MSF), Accounting and Information Management (ACIM), and Digital Marketing and Service Innovation (DMSI), and to establish the International Bachelor Program in Business Management and Digital Innovation (BMDI), which will offer a shared business foundation with different areas of specialization.
The new program is planned to begin admitting students as early as Academic Year 2028–2029 (ROC Year 117), beginning September 2028. New admissions to the three original programs will be discontinued at the same time. The establishment of BMDI and all admission changes are subject to university review and Ministry of Education approval. The approved arrangements will be announced separately.
Changes to new admissions will be managed separately from arrangements for existing students. After new admissions are discontinued, the original programs will continue to provide the courses, advising and administrative support their existing students need to complete their studies.

2. Proposed Integration Arrangements

(1) Administrative and Student Support
Administrative resources will be integrated, and the College of Management International Affairs Center will provide administrative support and student services, including course advising and related matters.
(2) Program Management and Faculty
A dedicated Program Director is planned to oversee the new program's academic and administrative operations. The three original programs currently have a combined total of five full-time faculty members. BMDI is expected to have seven, subject to approval and appointment outcomes.
(3) Curriculum and Student Interaction
A Curriculum Committee is planned to coordinate the new program's core and specialized courses and to review course arrangements based on students' learning needs. Shared courses and activities will create opportunities for interaction among students from different fields. The program will also support the development of student associations.
These arrangements for the new program do not require existing students to transfer to BMDI or adopt its curriculum.

3. Protection of Existing Students' Rights

(1) Enrollment Status and Graduation Requirements
Existing MSF, ACIM and DMSI students will remain enrolled in their original programs and will not be transferred to BMDI as a result of the integration. They will follow the curriculum and graduation requirements applicable to their year of admission and receive their degrees from their original programs.
(2) Courses and Study Arrangements
Courses needed by existing students will continue to be provided according to their original curriculum plans. Course offerings will be coordinated during the transition between the original and new curricula to ensure that students can complete their studies.
(3) Academic Advising and Administrative Services
Students' original advisors and the College of Management International Affairs Center will continue to provide academic advising, administrative assistance and related support. Support services for existing students will not be reduced as a result of the integration.
(4) Phased Transition
If BMDI begins admissions in Academic Year 2028–2029, newly admitted students will follow the BMDI curriculum. Students in the original programs will continue under the requirements applicable to their respective admission years.
Discontinuing new admissions will not immediately end the original programs' services. Support will continue until all existing students have completed their studies or left their programs.

4. Briefings and Review Procedures

The official title of the briefings was "Briefing on the Discontinuation of New Admissions and Integration of the Three International Bachelor's Programs, College of Management, National Dong Hwa University." The briefings were held as follows:
(1) MSF: September 22, 2026, 12:15–13:30, Room C215, College of Management
(2) ACIM: September 22, 2026, 12:15–13:30, Room C109, College of Management
(3) DMSI: September 17, 2026, 17:10–19:00, Room C109, College of Management
The proposal will proceed through department or program affairs meetings, the College Affairs Meeting, the University Development Committee and the University Affairs Meeting before submission to the Ministry of Education. Approval outcomes and implementation arrangements will be announced separately.

5. Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Will I be transferred to BMDI?
A: No. Existing students will retain their original program enrollment status and will not be transferred to BMDI as a result of the integration.
Q2: Will my original courses continue to be offered?
A: Courses needed by existing students will continue to be provided according to their original curriculum plans, and course offerings will be coordinated during the transition.
Q3: Which program will award my degree?
A: You will complete your studies under the requirements of your original program and receive your degree from that program.
Q4: Who will provide academic advising and administrative assistance?
A: Your original advisors and the College of Management International Affairs Center will continue to provide support. If you have questions about your individual course plan or student rights, please contact the College of Management International Affairs Center.

Announcement Date: October 6, 2026